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# Service Quota

ComplyCube API service quotas for KYC, AML, and identity verification checks, including monthly usage limits, covered services, and 429 quota errors.

Based on your subscription plan, there is a monthly limit on the number of verification checks you can perform. This quota applies to requests for [creating checks](/documentation/api-reference/core-resources/checks/create-a-check.md), [autofill](/documentation/api-reference/other-resources/autofill.md), [company search](/documentation/api-reference/tools/company-search.md), and [address search](/documentation/api-reference/tools/address-search.md).

Other request types are not limited, aside from general [rate limits](/documentation/api-reference/rate-limits.md).

You can view your monthly quota and current usage from the [plan settings](https://portal.complycube.com/settings/plan) page.

Requests that exceed the quota will return a `429 Too Many Requests` error.


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